Outa
Those implicated in state capture must be removed from Parly and Cabinet - Outa
Presenter John Maytham chats to Rudi Heyneke, the project manager at the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) about the fourth instalment of the state capture...
Nersa granted Karpowership three generation permits in September, a decision that Outa said was irrational, unreasonable, and taken without regard to relevant considerations.
A staggering R1 billion had been set aside by the Department of Human Settlements to help those whose homes were damaged in the deluge.
Outa's Wayne Duvenage said that it was crucial that the state worked to recover looted taxpayer funds in addition to criminally prosecuting the looters.
Fikile Mbalula said Aarto is the “final piece of the puzzle” in paving the way for a new road traffic management system in the country.
Outa challenged the constitutional validity of the act and asked the court in October 2021 to declare both the main act and the amendment act unconstitutional.
The Act was meant to be the basis for government's planned demerit system for traffic offences.
Organisations have called for an end to the judicial system’s lacklustre approach to graft, warning that the public is losing confidence in the it.
Outa says they asked for a meeting and wanted answers about why it was taking so long to prosecute those responsible for stealing but never heard back.
An investigation by the lobby group has revealed that parties have received more than a R1 billion yearly in tax money.
Thousands of motorists have been fighting an uphill battle just to renew their licences, with corruption, terrible services and red tape causing massive backlogs.
Government wanted employers and employees to pay up to 12% of their earnings into some kind of a state-run national social security fund.
The Social Development Department said that the COVID-19 crisis had amplified existing structural gaps which called on government to review and take drastic measures to come up with a plan.
The Act is meant to come into effect on Thursday, bringing with it a demerit system that will penalise drivers for breaking the law. But there's been no communication about what changes to or how exactly the law will be implemented.
The civil society group said the metro’s draft budget for 2021/22 proposed adding a fixed monthly service charge of R230 to domestic and R460 to business prepaid bills.
The former SAA board chair appealed an earlier ruling that the delinquency judgment can be enforced even while she tries to appeal at the Supreme Court of Appeal.
It was earlier ordered that Dudu Myeni immediately vacate all directorships she holds, but she said this will have a negative impact on her finances.
Myeni approached the High Court in Pretoria to appeal an interim order declaring her a delinquent director for life.
Myeni is arguing that her removal from positions she holds is impacting negatively on her finances.